... CHURCH ENDOWMENT-CHURCH ENSLAVE- MENT. It is not many months since the endowment of the Catholic church in Ireland; or rather the taking it into the menial service of the English state at board wages, was proclaimed by all the leading English statesmen, and clamoured for by all the leading English journals as the great point to he secured in carrying out an imperial policy for Ire- land. Lord ...

... fOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. I , En. ?? A, r- -n,, P,- -e 4r Oot 1-d-, ] (1's071l.t ree Lf7i U176 -Up'rS o yrsci, u.j. ,lA.CE-EXTRAORDINARY PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. T 'llTtcsDAv.-0n Wednesday in the legislative m r, a scene of the most tumultuouas Cdaracter ensued Asc Ofliiih it may be said that nothing so violent ocenrred u dic eing the most stormy days of the constituent. The erol ...

... \ BRITANNIA BRiDGE. .1 FLQA'ING' THE GREAT TUBE TWICE INTER- *, *\ ! RUPTED BY ACCIDENT. (iFROm. OUR OWNV. co#ASE5PosDENT). Llanfair, Wedneiday, June 20. As might be expected, in the completion of so great a work as that of -moving and placing the first tube of the Britannia Bridge, some disappointmient has occurred. The original intention was, that the tuba was to. have been moved yesterday ...

... CONTRIBmuTONS FOR RELIEF OF DISTRESS IN i THE WEST AND SOUTH. The following sms were forwarded to our office on yester- day for the relief of distress in the south and west:- John Nugent, Stornoway, Isle of Lewes, as per the annexed note . .. £0 5 6 'TO TrlE EDITOR Or THE FREEMUN. Stornoway, isle of Lewes, 16th May, 1849. e Lo SIR-Please leave the goodness to send, with as little delay as ...

... I HAlV1MST PROSPECTS-.TEr pOTATO. t The harvuet prospects in this neighbourhood continue requally promising, as we have reeently had the plegsure of f reporting them. On last night we had a gentlq and re- freshipg fall of railn, which will in all likelihood, prove most advan'tgeion to the grain crops. ' The. potatoea'do not as yet- texhibit any symptom of disease.-. A very flne specipsen o, di ...

... FATAL ORANGE AFFRAY AT CASTLE- I .WELLAN. I. I e DREADFUL LOSS OF LIFEI AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. X f (FROM A COlIBESPONDICNT) Castlewellan, July 13, 1849. I am only able to give you a summary account of the me- e lancholy doings on yesterday (12th July) in this neighbour- a hood. e The Orangemen, to the number of several thousand, as- e eembled at Tollymore Park, the seat of Earl Roden, ...

... i LivERrooL, T,,URSDAY.-The concert last night was the most fuly attended of any of the performances that have Yet taken place. Nearly all the othstes were engaged in it- Grisi, Garcia, Mboni, Catherine Hayes, Jetty (e Trefft, the two Corbaris and the two Williamses. lario, Lablacbe, and Tagliafico. Formes was to have sung, but was prevented by indisposition. The solo instrumentalists were ...

... .. .. ?? ?? -- _ - A special meeting of the Town Council was convened for yesterday, in order to coxs'der a report upon the bills at pre- sent before parliament fop 4he improvement of Dublin, the amendment of the municipal act, and for the consolidation and collection of rates in the city of Dublin, and to do all neces- sary acts thereon. The hour appointel for the holding of the meeting was ...

... I|- - firm One of the crowd, of people evicted by Col. Wyndbam at iern-' Clondegad, has already periehed., An inquest has been held on ear). the body, apd the verdict of the jury was, that the deccased, wish Michael Boyle, -died on the 3d inst., of. cold eind. destitution. lear This is the Arst victim~; how. many. more are to follow, God alone can know.--Limerick, and Clare Ecraniner. Lines ...

... 'TfE EmsfO` ,F'RUA G OF isthe A meeting of ':Att~roT ~hlgi~~tecuoyArmagh'! qusarter sessions bar, was held on ued, iiie'irt-ouse, rt of Armagh, for the Puzpcie, as,' th u9 oev'hq s iedth reustion calling the niee~tinig, giated`-', of takn nocn bee sideaion ifany, aid'what stop, Sho~uld'bej taketo ~hl .0 o their rightsa and pirivileges, and to explress their snimns witl regard Ito the ...

... MORE FEARFUL EXTERMIATIONS. CIN:DLA. (Fromi (le Limerick cud Clove ]Exaninier of W'edflescdey Sepemer 19.) TLY IBL xUMBERUS UNHQSUSED ON THE LANDS OF d, KLAe LYOWEN ELECTORAL DOVISION-PROPRTi Or, CHARLES WILOTO SMTHSiLvi!R IILLS-IRANCIS CoFFEY, KUL- KEE, AGENT. Houses Houses - Family. Levelled. Family Levellea. Pat O'Neill 14 do' do Brought over O0 widow B Griffin 6 do, do~ Pat'Holland 5, do ...

... MAJO`b RNUML~KI HOMS, GOEMENT { - . FAPOR. IRI; L !. IN ?? I Major Beauclrk, w-hom tte A-ihfton Gu=7qidah terms an estimable gentlemau and aconsistentpplitician, has addressed the following letter to the editor of~that journal:=:-, I TO THE EDiflOR OF THE BRGfiTON GUAEDIAt.' SIB 1fI';wad glad to see'i one of ybuillate articles, that, thiugliyori last' year fell foul of a letter iof mine ito ...